Talk:Hi-Mart

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• Much of the text in the article is suspiciously verbatim identical to that of Hi-Living and Jeonja Land (including the bit about kidneys), which were added by the same user...therefore, I'm removing practically all unsourced information from the article. wikipediatrix 20:22, 5 December 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Hi-Mart is notable.

Hi-Mart is a significant chain of electronics stores. Even in a relatively small (120,000) city like Nonsan, it is present - and one of the two large electronic stores in town (along with Samsung). (I'm not saying this because I like this chain - I don't particularly - but because it is significant in the Korean commercial landscape.) "In 1999, the annual revenue growth reachedover 50%, recording 820 billion won in revenue" and over 20% market share (kr.bea.com/case_studies/HiMartR2.pdf ).

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